them wherever they are. 0ne one final point here, when the volunteers open up cases or boxes for the rest of the world and occasionally they find letters written by children saying good luck for them. they stick those letters up for them. they stick those letters up a notice board. work will carry on here for many, many more hours. joining me now is inna sovsun, a ukrainian mp and deputy head of the golos political party. she was forced to leave her home in kharkiv and is currently staying close to kyiv. thank you so much forjoining me. you must be so alarmed by the accounts, the pictures that are coming from kharkiv. i accounts, the pictures that are coming from kharkiv.- accounts, the pictures that are coming from kharkiv. i wasn t living in kharkiv before coming from kharkiv. i wasn t living in kharkiv before the coming from kharkiv. i wasn t living in kharkiv before the war. - coming from kharkiv. i wasn t living in kharkiv before the war. it - coming from kharkiv. i wasn t liv
from there. every single white person upholds these systems and structures of white supremacy and we have got to talk about it. [cheers and applause] if i could finger snap, i would finger snap right now. calling me a racist jon? you have been doing a pretty good job of it yourself. jon stewart kept insisting our systems do uphold white supremacy and andrew sullivan wasn t living on the same planet for denying it. sullivan accused jon stewart of pushing antiwhite extremism. in one way jon stewart is right. there is a system in america today that perpetuates white supremacy. it is the system that crushes opportunity for black people, ensures that the income and wealth gaps between black and white americans stay so outrageously wide. but underlies the structural disadvantages of unemployment and welfare dependency and
thought, whoa, i have to get out of here, where am i going to go? i wasn t living as a fugitive. did you get in any trouble on the outside? no, no. i just tried to grow into someone who could be respectable and cared about, and someone that when i die, wherever it is or whenever it is, i wouldn t want to be thought of as just the girl who committed murder and was in prison for the rest of her life. she lived on her own. she worked on her own. she wasn t in any kind of trouble. she made her own way. lisa says she called her mother once to say she was safe, then kept moving. she says she grew up, held jobs, and eventually fell in love with a man named heath. she moved in with him and his parents in wyoming, going by the name karen. you had gotten pregnant? yes. so the baby s born.
actions. it s a very intense social setting that resulting in just a very tragic end. she said the state could not prove otherwise. when you just put the physical evidence out there and lance is the only one to explain what happens, that s a reasonable hypothesis of innocence. lance kirkpatrick took the stand. lance told the court then and maintains now there was no bad blood between him and kim, she never kicked him out as derrick claimed. he simply chose to live elsewhere. he sat down with dateline to explain. we were still friends at this point. just because i wasn t living with him, i decided not to go, you know, to stay there. doesn t mean we stop being friends. he told an entirely different story about that morning. he said he went to the dorsey s because of the big football game that saturday.
in who is incarcerated in the first place. if we can t correct that, it does make my position harder to defend. okay. let me ask you on the same topic, cultural realities. capital punishment for or against it? against it. 21 states against it. you re against it. in any case? in any case. those were easy. now the tough ones. those were easy? just kidding. name some of your public figures republicans who you respect. living republicans. [ laughter ] oh, i had such a great answer if it wasn t living. i know. abraham lincoln. i got a better one for you. teddy roosevelt. even better. wendell willkie. why? he s from indiana. he put country before party. he united the countcountry b